will this work without taking up BOTH of 2 sockets on one wall outlet?
9407
This newer product only covers one socket however only barely. You can still use the other socket provided that whatever you are plugging in is not an oversized plug. Just be aware that these plugs are for indoor use.
456017
You would have to use a simple splitter. Only one of the two outlets is controlable.
2188185
That would depend on your intended application for the device. Personally I found the "Belkin Conserve Socket with Energy Saving Outlet" better suited to my needs. (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003P2UMQ2/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
2166229
I would only use one devise in one socket and leave the other empty, due to the close proximity to each devise next to each other would not be that much more beneficial.
1840108
No, its just add 6 outlets where you have 2 now. Remember not to overload outlet just because there 6 slots.
1273152
yes, it has both 2 prong and 3 prong sockets on the same unit. So assuming the current & power draw is within limits, you might be able to put two pieces of equipment on the same unit if needed..
2265387
I don't know for sure, but I don't see why that would not work. The way it works is you connect it to an Internet source and plug it into an electrical receptical and plug the 2nd one into a receptical on the other end and connect it to the other Internet source.
617282
Yes. I don't use it that way but it's really just like one of those things you plug in to give you more outlets to a single plug-in with the option to switch it off. I love mine. I use it as an on/off switch for an antique lamp. Makes on/off as east as pie without having to install a switch on my Victorian lamp.
606665
You may but at your own risk. I believe that may go against your local electrical code since you are mixing two different voltages in the same j box. Plus I think the power supply is DC. I think the best way is to have a power receptacle that is controlled by a wall switch.
1899028
No. You need a hub or a wall block and an outlet. This is not a splitter. It is s combiner.
1302516
No I don't think so. The two female outlets are too close together to use this splitter. I think it is junk and a waste of money.
1420108
Unfortunately, no. I would recommend adding a multi-outlet adapter if you need more.
899729
It will block two sockets, but double what you had. The light is very bright. If you don't want it so bright, you might get the older model with two leds
1971748
Yes, but it is kind of chunky so unless you put it at the end, it'll cover up another outlet on the strip. Make sure it's a strip with the 3 holes for each plug, not 2.
1931229
I would imagine that you could plug the extension outlet in just fine, but how evenly it would distribute the power for multiple charges is another question. Mine worked really well. Maybe if you feel you will need multiple outlets at the same time, you might want to consider buying two rather than risk damaging a cherished device with a power surge.
1713633
It should not be a problem, unless you try to run multiple tools at the same time and cause an overload. I have mine mounted to the wall and I plug a very heavy extension cord into the "tool" plug. At the end of the cord, I plug in a heavy duty 3 way splitter and plug 3 tools into it so I don't have to keep switching. As long as only one tool runs at a time, I have no problem.
20532
No. There isn't room on the face for any more stuff.With two source devices plugged in, you turn one off and then turn the other one on.